wow thank you!

thanks so much! I have a similar style video about neocaridina as well if you had the time to check that out!

thank you so much! That means so much! I often wonder what I'm doing here and comments like this reassure me I'm helping people!

This is kind of the direction I want to take the channel, specific animal spotlights with some fun. Glad you liked it, more to come!

Thank you very much! I put a lot of work into it.

thank you very much! and thanks for taking the footage! It's awesome!

hard to find good help these days! I refuse to acknowledge your question.

thanks so much! appreciate the kind words! share with you friends ;) haha

Thank you so much! I had a couple others in a similar style but they didn't go over as well haha

Thats the goal here at Bob Moss Nano Tanks!

just adding a touch of class haha

Glad you got a laugh! I never know if my lame humour will stick so it's nice to get some reassurance lol

Thank you. I enjoyed making it :)

I'm only a little crazy!

thank you for watching! glad you enjoyed!

Thank you! Had fun making it :)

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guys lazy

oh that's a crystal red, i think the lighting just made the white look yellow

friggin carl.

@Bob Moss Nano Tanks 😆 This video is an instant classic. Still not keeping anything that can't live on my tap though. Ty again so much for the great content!

Cherry shrimp are the go to. Cheap, easy and still relatively good colours. Anything else is just expensive fish food.

Some of the prices are pretty insane. I won't pay more than probably $20 for the right shrimp.

@@BobMossNanoTanks I would be willing to drop big time grown up money on some shrimp if I was serious about breeding for profit and if I could actually keep a shrimp alive for it's entire lifespan. We sold our home earlier this year to downsize a bit and made some profit. I floated the idea of some premium Vin shrimp for breeding, but got shut down. Garbage.

@@jakefwtx4214 buy cheaper ones to start, build a customer base, then buy more expensive ones. if you go all in from the start you'll never get out of the red.

@@BobMossNanoTanks Realistically, I don't think I'd bother trying to breed shrimp for profit unless I had another thing to piggyback them from. Market saturation is too much here, plus I already live like an hour from Papa Shrimp. I do have a couple other aquatics ideas but I need some things to work out and settle down before I try. Maybe someday I'll make some you tube videos about it and we can team up against Aquarium Info.

@@jakefwtx4214 lets take her down!

Much appreciated!

you can thank motor city aquatiks for giving me that tidbit. It's groundbreaking, though!

hahahaha yes i have! trying to put my own spin on things, though :)

Glad you enjoyed!

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